Tom Dwan Joins Full Tilt Poker

November 11 - One of the most colourful characters in the poker world, Tom "durrr" Dwan has changed his mind and signed an endorsement deal with Full Tilt Poker.

Dwan becomes the fourteenth player to sign up with this industry leading online poker room.

"Full Tilt doesn't take adding a team member lightly," said Howard Lederer, himself a member of the top team. "But Tom Dwan has proven, through skill and dynamic play, that he will be a force to be reckoned with for many years to come. We are proud to count Tom as one of our own."

Tom Dwan's career can be described as illustrious. His presence in high stakes poker games is legendary and he is virtually unstoppable when he has a point to prove across the felt.

While Dwan feels more at home playing online poker, he has nevertheless managed to make himself over $1 million in live tournaments, including one World Poker Tour final table and three World Series of Poker cashes.

For a player who is barely 23 years old, this is a remarkable achievement.

As a highly animated poker player, Dwan is also sought out for appearances in televised poker shows such as High Stakes Poker, Full Tilt's Million Dollar Cash Game and Poker After Dark.

As a member of Full Tilt Poker, Tom Dwan joins other top names in the poker world such as Phil Ivey, Jennifer Harman, Patrik Antonius, Erik Seidel and Howard Lederer.

Dwan previously turned down endorsement offers but analysts believe that a recent poor run in terms of winnings forced the player to seek out supplemental income.

Odds were offered on who would make the final table, and naturally Ivey bettors were paid out well for their support.